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Grigoriy Aronov
Known for
Directing
Born
January 1, 1923
Birthplace
Pochep, Bryanskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR
Died
July 1, 1984 (aged 61)
Biography
Grigoriy Aronov (1923-1984) was a Soviet film director, screenwriter and actor. He directed a handful of films throughout his 30 year career but is best known for co-directing The Seventh Companion (1968), the directorial debut of fellow Soviet filmmaker Aleksei German.
Best known work
The Seventh Companion
1967
Fuse
1962
Green Signals
1970
How the Steel Was Tempered
1942
A Long, Long Case...
1977
Baltic Skies
1960
While Defending the Front Line
1965
Vacations of Krosh
1980
Vacations of Krosh
1980
Unknown Soldier
1985Filmography
1985
1984
The Unknown SoldierDirector
1983
Sail Away, Little Ship...Director, Writer
1980
Vacations of KroshDirector
1980
1977
A Long, Long Case...Director
1974
Vesenniye perevyortyshiDirector
1972
Fifth QuarterDirector
1970
Green SignalsDirector
1969
1967
The Seventh CompanionDirector
1965
While Defending the Front Lineas german POW officer
1965
While a Person is AliveDirector
1963
Tomorrow's WorriesDirector
1962
1960
Baltic SkiesAssistant Director
1957
The Sailor Went AshoreDirector
1942
1940
A Personal Matteras Aronov, classmate
1938
Seventh Gradersas Lyovka